player concerns

AppWizard
July 29, 2025
Morgan Park from PC Gamer criticized the launch of Call of Duty HQ in 2023, calling it a "data management nightmare," especially with the upcoming release of Modern Warfare 3. He noted that players no longer need to launch Modern Warfare 2 to access Modern Warfare 3, but Warzone now requires Modern Warfare 3 to be launched first. Activision announced that as of July 29, both Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3 will be available as standalone downloads, and any legacy content related to these games will be automatically removed from the main Call of Duty installation on August 7. This move is seen as a way to streamline offerings ahead of the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
AppWizard
July 8, 2025
Activision has temporarily removed the Microsoft Store version of “Call of Duty: WWII” due to a serious security breach involving a vulnerability that allowed hackers unauthorized access to players' computers. The company is investigating the situation and is working on a patch to resolve the exploit. Players have reported hacking incidents while playing, with concerns raised about a remote code execution vulnerability. The affected version of the game differs from those on Steam, as it contained an outdated flaw that had already been patched elsewhere. Activision has faced multiple hacking incidents in recent years, including issues with its anti-cheat system and malware targeting players. The company has also experienced layoffs that have impacted its cybersecurity resources.
AppWizard
June 25, 2025
Assassin's Creed Shadows has released patch 1.0.6, which addresses player concerns by fixing a bug with the Onryo Mask visibility, resolving issues with missing Mastery Points, and correcting the "Temple Stories" quest progress display. The patch introduces a new Nightmare difficulty level that requires perfect parries to avoid damage, and includes a sponsored one-shot quest that allows players to unlock a new ally, as well as themed weapons and a Critical Role banner for hideouts. The patch goes live today at 2 pm UTC / 10 am EDT / 7 am PT.
AppWizard
June 7, 2025
Forever Skies is an early access survival game on Steam that allows players to explore a skyward world and build airships. Initially rated 'Very Positive,' it has recently shifted to a 'Mixed' rating due to player concerns about repetitive exploration, lack of narrative depth, and stagnation in gameplay. CEO Andrzej Blumenfeld acknowledged player disappointment and outlined areas of dissatisfaction, including technical performance and uninspired mechanics. The studio, Far From Home, plans to address these issues in upcoming updates, which will include enhancements to animations, aim assist for controllers, new loading screens, and bug fixes.
AppWizard
June 4, 2025
Destiny is set to release a new expansion titled The Edge of Fate on July 15, following the success of The Final Shape. The expansion aims to revitalize player engagement and introduce innovative gameplay mechanics, including an expanded buildcraft space and a new gear tiering system for armor and weapons. Bungie is working on enhancing Darkness subclasses and introducing Solo Ops for single-player experiences. The developers emphasize balancing challenge and reward, ensuring that players earn rewards through meaningful challenges. A new World Tier system will apply to the Kepler destination, allowing casual players to navigate the campaign at their own pace. Bungie is cautious about introducing a rarity tier above exotic items to maintain a balanced loot system. The team is also considering the return of class items from the original Destiny.
TrendTechie
May 30, 2025
FromSoftware has released Elden Ring Nightreign, a game featuring roguelike elements and cooperative action set in the universe of Elden Ring. Players explore the lands of Limvelda, engaging in battles against bosses and navigating procedurally generated environments. The game offers a solo mode and allows players to choose from eight unique characters. At launch, it achieved a peak of 313,593 concurrent players on Steam, but only 68% of players recommend it. Critics noted the absence of a two-player mode, excessive pace for solo players, lack of gameplay variety, and insufficient support for ultra-wide monitors. The game received a score of 80 on OpenCritic and a 78% recommendation rate. FromSoftware released patch 1.01 to address player concerns and Bandai Namco promoted the game with a trailer featuring a new character and a music video for Evanescence's "Bring Me to Life."
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